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FESTIVAL UPDATE Dear Fans, We are disappointed we cannot soon share our vision for the Festival of Tomorrow, today. The safety of our community, wellbeing of all and the healing of our planet are our underlying focus. So, as a result of the governmental restrictions and mandates resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, VIRGIN FEST in Los Angeles is prevented from proceeding as scheduled next month. However, LA, we look forward to reuniting, reconnecting and celebrating as a more inclusive and united community during the Summer of 2021, still at the Banc of California Stadium and Exposition Park. If you are holding a ticket for 2020, you have the option for an immediate full refund, or you may hold onto your ticket and receive additional upgrades for VIRGIN FEST next year. Expect an email shortly with instructions on how to move forward. We will be back LA, and EVERYONE IS WELCOME. Stay well! 2

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Lady Gaga just dropped her sixth studio album

The pop singer unleashed the world of Chromatica on Friday May 29, 2020 Lady Gaga just dropped her sixth studio album, and Little Monsters, as her fans are called could not be more ready. Chromatica is star-studded, with features from Ariana Grande, BLACKPINK, and Elton John. The 16 track album focuses on the world of Chromatica, where “time and distance do not exist”, as Gaga penned in a tweet earlier this week. The full tracklisting: Chromatica I, Alice, Stupid Love, Rain On Me with Ariana Grande, Free Woman, Fun Tonight, Chromatica II, 911, Plastic Doll, Sour Candy with BLACKPINK, Enigma, Replay, Chromatica III, Sine From Above with Elton John, 1000 Doves, Babylon. Enjoy! u

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SONGS this month 1- Toast by Koffee 2- Grandfather by Misicka 3- About Us by Vybz Kartel 4- Medication by Damian Marley, Stephen Marley 5- Outside by Vershone 6- Contra La Pared by J. Balvin, Sean Paul 7- Bunx pon it by Demarco 8- Fix Tings by Demarco 9- Gal Policy (Soul Survivor Riddim) by Kranium 10- Slow Down by Skip Marley

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1- The Wretched 2- Swallow 3- Resistance 4- Swallow 5- Phoenix, Oregon 6- Strike 7- Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn 8- The Invisible Man 9- Onward 10- Bad Boys for Life

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Festival, New York City's Governors Ball, and Boston Calling have all been canceled. Coachella, Stagecoach, Bonnaroo, New Orleans' Jazz & Heritage Festival, Lollapalooza Argentina, and Lollapalooza Chile have been postponed. A group of concert industry leaders, including top officers at Live Nation and AEG, officially recommended that all concerts be postponed.

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Edley Shine he legendary Edley Shine, formerly of Born Jamericans, has proven that he boasts a timeless touch and innate ability to wow generations of fans with his infectious brand of Reggae, Dancehall and Hip Hop music. True to form, the powerhouse artist returns with the ultimate feel good single and video "Babylon Breeze." The nostalgic, yet timely "Babylon Breeze," is set to leave an indelible mark on listening audiences far and wide. "Babylon Breeze" is a delightful prelude to Edley Shine's long awaited "Based on Talent" EP -- his first solo project in 20 years. Edley Shine's "Babylon Breeze" transcends music boundaries and genres. Fans are set for a musical treat, as "Babylon Breeze" ingeniously fuses a 50's standard style with a modern Reggae Dancehall flow. When asked about "Babylon Breeze" Edley declares, "'Babylon Breeze' is a trailblazing song with a 'Caribbean Motown' vibe. It breaks the mold of the recycled trap Dancehall sound of late and is the type of music we need in these times....definitely a song that elevates and inspires listeners as soon as the melody drops." And if your wondering where the clever song title comes from, with a smile, Edley Shine says, "In the Jamaican community, 'Babylon Breeze' is the air conditioner, aka a man made source of cool air. Jah know, the term just stuck with me and when I thought about the nature of the song and the craving for a cool breeze in summer, "Babylon Breeze" was perfect!" Produced by young producer Roe Summerz, a mastermind behind hits for Vybz Kartel and Tommy Lee, "Babylon Breeze" has got next! Adding to the fun mature sound of "Babylon Breeze" is Edley's seamless expansion into an invigorating artistic space, which sees the artist both singing and deejaying on the single he also describes as "hard hitting, stand out and massive." With beautiful Jamaica as a backdrop, the "Babylon Breeze" video boasts picturesque scenery and island vibes. As Edley Shine continues his legacy in 2020, "Babylon Breeze" is just a sample of what he has under his belt. The Baritone lyricist, who rose to fame as 1/2 of legendary duo Born Jamericans, has also amassed the attention of the Cali Roots scene, winning over the ears and stages of top bands and fans alike. Introduced to the scene by Cali Roots blogger and power player Mike Patti, Edley Shine teamed up with Orlando based Reggae/Rock Band Kash’d Out for their "Weed Man" single and video from their "Undercover" album. In February 2020, Edley Shine joined Cali Roots giants Pepper and Kash'd Out for a performance on the DC leg of their “Step To The Local Motion Tour.” "The vibes and energy were surreal," says Edley Shine. "Quite humbling to hear the bands' admiration and respect for my

music and career." The artistic wheels are in motion with some collabos in the works. Pay attention because good music "cyaan dun" (can't finish). Edley Shine has wasted no time preparing his dose of feel good music with his new EP "Based on Talent," which is set for a May 29, 2020 release. A stellar effort which boasts well orchestrated elements of Reggae, Dancehall, Hip Hop and more, "Based on Talent" sees Edley Shine at a creative peak. The skilled artist ingeniously perfects the sound that thrust him to musical prominence in the 90's as 1/2 of ground breaking group Born Jamericans and douses it with timeless appeal. The long awaited 5-track "Based on Talent" EP (plus a bonus song) is Edley Shine's first solo project in over 20 years. As the title suggests, talent is both the driving force of the EP and that of quality, long lasting music in an ever changing entertainment climate. Teaming up with notable producers like Roe Summerz and Riddim Boss, each curated track on the EP will please the palates of music lovers far and wide. After more than 20 years of refixes, hit songs, underground bangers and burgeoning popularity on the Cali Roots scene with new generations of fans, the barritone artist with "Da Big Voice" unleashes musical fire on the praise-worthy release and shines through out. Priding himself with a mature, yet festive vibe, "Based on Talent" boldly showcases Edley Shine's gift with the pen and ability to seamlessly switch up styles over tracks that could easily rock any radio station, playlist, club or Dancehall bashment. Whether the lyrical don is spewing straight hardcore deejay bars, singjaying or straight up singing, Edley Shine doesn't hesitate to expand his artistic landscape on this effort.

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"This project is special to me, as I poured over 20 years of my creative energy into 'Based on Talent' to demonstrate that I can thoroughly entertain the masses with a quality body of music as a solo artist," says Edley Shine. The candid Edley Shine adds, "The timing to release 'Based on Talent' couldn't be more appropriate as the world craves music to entertain them, warm their hearts and deflect from trying circumstances of today." True to his Jamaican heritage, Reggae and Dancehall sounds take center stage, but elements of R&B and Hip Hop perfectly round out the EP. Whether he is saluting natural queens on the candid and melodious "Factory Skin," unleashing hardcore Dancehall lyrical word play on "Cyan Recova," crooning grown up settings on "Big Mon Ting" or turning up the party vibes on "Glow Party," every tune will have one rocking incessantly and/or singing along. u 9

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SHAWN ICE hawn Ice is a rising Dancehall Reggae sensations coming out of the DMV (DC, MD, VA) area. He is an artiste with a flair for word play & the ability to paint a vivid picture for the audience through music. Shawn Ice was born in St. Mary, Jamaica and migrated to the United State a few years ago and settled in the DC area. Music came quite natural to him from a very early age and by the age of fourteen, Shawn was already molding a professional image for himself, Deejaying for anyone who would listen. He was always writing songs. After high school, Shawn moved to Kingston in an effort to further pursue his love for the music since that was where the most notably successful people in music lived. Being in Kingston exposed him to a more developed and organized side of the music and garnered him the opportunity to hang out with some successful people in the industry. Shawn cultivated several relationships in the budding dancehall movement that help him in furthering his growth and development as an artiste. Shawn still applies the same work ethics in the United States and continues to build new music relationships and create a network of fans and friends who truly admire his talent. Shawn has been garnering positive reviews and accolades from his friends and fellow peers. His popularity is soaring in the DMV. In 2015, ABLAZIN radio listeners voted him artiste of the year and his duet, Birthday Sexâ€? with fellow artist Double DDee earned them both song of the year. u

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Exco Levi wants you to know you are a CHAMPION! From the african-soca inspired beat to the uplifting lyrics this song embodies a champion! You can play this track at gatherings, graduations, and many more occasions! u 14

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Little Richard Rock & Roll

One of the Most Recognizable Voices in Music Gone Forever, But Never Forgotten. Little Richard Will be Missed. On May 9th, 2020 Richard Wayne Penniman, better known as Little Richard, at the age of 87, had his flamboyant light extinguished, after losing his battle with Bone Cancer. Little Richard was known for his incredible pipes. He had a voice that was easily recognizable by everyone that heard it. Ending every big syllable with his iconic shriek or yell is what propelled his earlier music to the heights of fame. Even though his biggest hits were released in the 1950’s, there is not a single generation that is unfamiliar with the likes of Tutti Frutti and Good Golly Miss Molly. Those early songs reached meteoric fame and led to the inspiration of other timeless legends like The Beatles. Interestingly, it was Little Richard who inspired the Beatles, and then when Little Richard had taken break from Rock music to focus on his gospel music roots, it was the Beatles releasing a cover of his song Long Tall Sally that inspired this flamboyant rocker to come back into the Rock spotlight. Little Richard was openly gay and extremely flamboyant in his actions and iconic lavish outfits, however his antics weren’t always tolerated. Being born in the 1930’s he was born into an era where homosexuality 18

was shunned. So much was this the case, that at the age of 13 his own father kicked him out of his family home because of his nature. This led to his raising being left to the white upper class family that took him in and his uncles who ran a local church. It was with this new found family and the love of God and the church that inspired his bright career to ignite. It was in his uncle’s church that he learned how to sing gospel and how to play the piano. The rest is history. He had two successful careers in one lifetime. He was a legendary rocker, and an equally iconic gospel singer. In some songs the genre’s crossed but he treated them both with equal perfection of his craft. So incredible were Little Richard’s songs that he became one of the ten original inductees into the inaugural Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in 1986. In 1993 he earned a Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Recording Arts and in 1994 he received the Pioneer Award from the Rhythm & Blues Foundation. The only thing louder than Little Richard’s voice was his lavish costumes and mannerisms. But that extreme nature was exactly what he was going for. He made sure that everyone knew that he was proud of whom he was and that there was no one else in the world exactly like him. This marvelous showman will be missed. u

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Iconic Funny Man Jerry Stiller, Gone, But Our Laughter Will Never End.... On May 11th, 2020 Jerry Stiller, better known to many as his iconic personas, Frank Costanza and Arthur Spooner, died of natural causes at the age of 92. Perhaps best known to this generation as the crazy and loud father of George Costanza on the show Seinfeld. Frank Costanza was such an iconic character in the show, that his made up holiday of Festivus, A winter the holiday for the rest of us, that was a creation within the show, has a cult following today, complete with T-shirts and holiday decorations. Most people would find it hard to believe that he was only in 30 episodes, because so many of his character’s storylines were so unforgettable. After Seinfeld ended Jerry Stiller resumed a similar acting role playing the crazy loud father of Leah Remini’s character on The King of Queens. Arthur Spooner was a character that will also be remembered because he was in almost every episode and was given some of the most comedic storylines of the entire series. Although, Jerry Stiller’s legendary comedic talents are most recognizable from his run in the 1990’s and early 2000’s top rated comedy sitcoms, his successful career actually started much sooner than that. He was a classically trained actor and started out by creating a comedy duo with his wife Anne Mears, in the 1960’s. This comedy duo was one of the most recognizable comedy teams of that generation. The duo played countless nightclubs, and had over three dozen appearances on the Ed Sullivan show, and other television and radio talk shows. They became the face and voice of Blue Nun Wine and Amalgamated Bank serving as the front people for all of their television and radio ads. Then in the 1970’s and 80’s Jerry demonstrated some of his classical training playing incredible dramatic roles both on and off Broadway in several highly acclaimed shows, including The Ritz, HurlyBurly, The Threepenny Opera and Central Park. Jerry Stiller’s legacy of comedy will live on through the syndicated success of Seinfeld and King of Queens and let us not forget that he is also the father of another comedy legend, Ben Stiller. Jerry Stiller will remain one of the funniest comedians to have ever graced the silver screen, and his characters George Costanza and Arthur Spooner will live on in our laughter forever. A funny man was taken from us, but our laughter will never stop. u 20

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2020 Update: Refunds Thank you Bonnaroovians for your patience as we continue to navigate through these unprecedented times together. We wanted to take a moment to provide you with a status update on Bonnaroo 2020. This yearâ€™s festival has been rescheduled to September 24-27,2020, and your tickets will automatically be valid for the new date. We hope that you will hang on to your tickets and join us in Manchester this fall. We understand that as a community some of us are facing challenging times; we hear you, we care about you, and know that our hearts are with you. If you are unable to attend the rescheduled dates, we are now offering the opportunity to request a full refund. Refunds may be requested beginning May 1, 2020 starting at 9 am ET by following the instructions below. Requests must be received by May 31, 2020 at 11:59 pm ET. Refunds will be processed in as little as 30 days following the May 31 deadline. Your refund will be issued to your original method of payment. Visit https://bonnaroo.frontgatetickets.com/ and log into your Front Gate Tickets account

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Healthy Eating AT THE HEART OF THE MATTER by Fazia Khan Parmar

ello and welcome back to my recipe corner. Now that the unofficial start to the summer is kicked off after Memorial Day weekend some of us are finding ourselves in somewhat of a different place the same time last year. If you remember we had articles for health smoothies and summer salads. Now that many of my days go by in lounge pants instead of pencil skirts, mealtimes are also looking a bit different. I find myself constantly searching the internet for new dinner ideas and new recipes. However, I never seem to have any issues coming up with the main part of the dish but typically struggle to come up with the side dishes. This month’s loaded potato is a restaurant favorite but have you ever made it at home? It’s another one that you can adjust to your own liking. If you’re like me, I would omit the bacon and maybe top with some crispy fried onions. Bon appetite!

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Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 400°. Place potatoes directly on rack and bake until soft and easily pierced with the tip of a knife, 1 hour to 1 hour, 15 minutes, depending on size. Remove from oven and let cool slightly. 2. Slice warm potatoes in half and remove flesh with a spoon and place in a large bowl; discard skin. 3. Mash flesh and add butter, cream cheese, sour cream and milk and stir to combine and until butter and cream cheese is melted. Fold in 2 cups cheddar, three quarters of the bacon, three quarters of the chopped green onion, and garlic powder. Season with salt and pepper. 4. Brush a medium baking dish with butter and scrape potato mixture into dish. Sprinkle with remaining 3/4 cup cheddar cheese and bake until cheese is melty, about 20 minutes. Turn oven to broil and broil until golden, about 2 minutes. Let cool 10 minutes. 5. Top with remaining bacon and green onions.

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Twice Baked Potato Casserole Ingredients: 6 medium russet potatoes 4 tbsp. butter, softened, plus more for pan 4 oz. cream cheese, softened 1 cup. sour cream 1 1/2 cup. whole milk 2 3/4 cup. shredded cheddar, divided 10 sliced cooked bacon, crumbled 5 green onions, sliced 3/4 tsp. garlic powder Kosher salt Freshly ground black pepper

*Disclaimer: I am not a physician or medical professional. If you have any medical issues or concerns, please always consult your doctor before committing to a challenge. The challenges are intended for introducing small lifestyle changes in a fun and easy format.

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ilal Ibrahim, of Minnesota, launched Henna and Hijabs in 2017. It’s a locallyowned company that creates handmade headscarves typically worn by Muslim women. “We source the material and then stitch everything in house in Minneapolis,” Ibrahim said. “So, all of our tags say, ‘Made in Minneapolis with love.’” “What I really wanted to create was something unique and of high quality,” said Hilal Ibrahim, CEO of Henna and Hijabs. “Our line is made from a durable jersey,” she said, noting that the lightweight material is more breathable and efficient for the work environment. After two years in business, 24-year-old Ibrahim reached a major milestone recently. “I’m excited and honored to announce

the first ever collaboration and launch of hijabs into a healthcare system in the United States,” Ibrahim said. Methodist Hospital, in St. Louis Park, is now selling the hijabs. Her line, which launched in November 2019, is different from traditional hijabs that are made of chiffon or silk, she said. “What I really wanted to create was something unique and of high quality,” said Hilal Ibrahim. “Our line is made from a durable jersey,” she said, noting that the lightweight material is more breathable and efficient for the work environment. Prices range from $12.99 to $29.99. All proceeds from hijabs sold in the giftshop benefit hospital programs and educational scholarships. All the best to this young designer who is already making a difference in the world. u

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F o r Yo u r P l e a s u r e You are deep into your feelings as June begins. Your senses are heightened and your compassion for yourself and oth(Mar 21 - April 19) ers is running high all month.

Aries

Your relationships can reach deeper levels of intimacy, trust and Taurus awareness right now. It might not always feel easy, but people need (April 20 - May 20) your authenticity, wisdom and sensitivity. Trust when you allow your heart to open, it inspires others to do the same.

Be careful not to make commitments you’re not sure you can keep right now, Gemini—especially if you are not sure you’re not willing (May 21 - June 21) to keep them even.

Gemini

Cancer

How is your foundation changing, Cancer? With so much change in the world right now, you may be wondering if, or (June 22 - July 22) how, you can make a bigger transformation in 2020. Be careful about mixed messages early in the month. Reading too deeply between the lines of communication can lead to the wrong con(July 23 - Aug 22) clusions, so be mindful in how you’re connecting with your personal and professional networks right now.

Leo

Who are you, Virgo? Do you even recognize yourself in the mirror these days? If you feel a bit out of sorts this month, don’t worry: You are under (Aug 23 - Sep 22) the influence of some big, cosmic shifts that are helping you to re-frame your sense of identity and your assumptions about your place in this world.

Virgo

Everybody, everywhere seeks happiness, it’s true, But finding it and keeping it seem difficult to do. Difficult because we think that happiness is found Only in the places where wealth and fame abound. And so we go on searching in palaces of pleasure Seeking recognition and monetary treasure, Unaware that happiness is just a state of mind Within the reach of everyone who takes time to be kind. For in making others happy we will be happy, too. For the happiness you give away returns to shine on you. By Helen Steiner Rice

Don’t overthink it: Your gut feelings are strong right now and your intuition is trying to get your attention—but is (Sep 23 - Oct 22) your head clear enough to get the message?

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What is the safest room to be in during a zombie apocalypse? by Mikayla The living room

You’re not one to be so easily thrown off, but this month feels a bit different. You’re feeling tender this month, Scorpio. The usual tough exterior you carry has been worn down a bit. You might find yourself more distract(Oct 23 - Nov 21) ed right now.

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Last month, you started to re-evaluate your commitments, routines and obligations. You started to look at whether it always serves you to be the one who pushes through no matter what—even when an agreement has passed its expi(Dec 22 - Jan 19) ration date.

Capricorn

The month of June encourages you to look back at how far you’ve come, what you’ve learned, and how you’ve changed. You have a rare opportunity to look back at your former self and look ahead to your future self simulta(Jan 20 - Feb 18) neously, and gain some key insights into who you are becoming.

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Pisces

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Are the practicalities of life weighing you down, Pisces? You might want to escape reality right now, but be careful not to throw all your responsibilities to the wayside.Those big dreams and ideals you hold so dear can start to become (Feb 19 - Mar 20) reality if you start dealing with the parts of your life that feel chaotic, disorganized or confused.

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